According to a rabbinical source named for Zebediah, this man used the phrase "bring the blood" in Leviticus to argue that laymen could sacrifice animals. He delivered speeches at locations such as Mizpah and Gilgal, and after hearing the bleating of sheep, this man sliced King Agag into pieces. Thi
According to a rabbinical source named for Zebediah, this man used the phrase "bring the blood" in Leviticus to argue that laymen could sacrifice animals. He delivered speeches at locations such as Mizpah and Gilgal, and after hearing the bleating of sheep, this man sliced King Agag into pieces. This son of Elkanah was trained until the age of 13 by a priest from Shiloh named Eli, and his spirit was briefly resurrected after death by the (*) Witch of Endor. He was born after intense nighttime prayers by Hannah, his previously barren mother. For 10 points, name this Judge and prophet who anointed Saul and King David, whose two namesake Biblical books precede First Kings.
According to a rabbinical source named for Zebediah, this man used the phrase "bring the blood" in Leviticus to argue that laymen could sacrifice animals.
{Samuel} [or {Shmuel}]